Bitter Jets Fans?

Jets fans are talking and they are talking Moss vs Coles (http://forums.theganggreen.com/showthread.php?t=29622&highlight=Moss). Some of them make sense, others make you scratch your head and say WTF? Here is the ultimate question though, will Moss have as good of a year next year?

Moss is an every down reciever who runs ANY route. They thought they were putting the wood to us on the deal. It worked out the opposite, and they don't like the taste of crow! Sorry!!!!!!!!!!!!

To be completely honest, while Moss played outstanding this year, he doesn't even come close to breaking the layer for top tier receivers. If he can replicate a year like this then I'll start to feel a bit more confident about him. Seeing as how our offense as a whole would disappear in big games its hard to tell what of that can be pinned on Moss and what can be pinned on others.

I don't feel Moss will be able to play lights out next year like this year. He'll have a good season, but nothing amazing.

To be completely honest, while Moss played outstanding this year, he doesn't even come close to breaking the layer for top tier receivers. If he can replicate a year like this then I'll start to feel a bit more confident about him. Seeing as how our offense as a whole would disappear in big games its hard to tell what of that can be pinned on Moss and what can be pinned on others.

I don't feel Moss will be able to play lights out next year like this year. He'll have a good season, but nothing amazing.

Not sure what you mean with Moss not being a top tier WR. Do you mean you need to see him do it again to believe? Because as of right now he finished #2 in the NFL in yardage, so you'd have to say right now he is a top tier WR.

"The only thing I would add is that I am sick of people talking about how he has made such big plays, when every single one of them involved him simply beating his man. He never "makes" a play. Big plays happen to him. He catches balls downfield, and then finishes off with a TD because there is no one in front of him."

That may be one of the dumbest posts ever on a message board. He doesn't make a play, he just beats his man? Big plays happen to him?

A year ago at this time I would have had a hard time believing that Moss was going to be so much better than Coles. But now it's quite obvious that all Moss needed was the chance to show what he could do. In NY they didn't fully utilize his talents, and of course he had some injury problems that didn't help. But since coming here he really took hold of the opportunity and now there's no comparing the two, Moss is clearly the better WR.

"The only thing I would add is that I am sick of people talking about how he has made such big plays, when every single one of them involved him simply beating his man. He never "makes" a play. Big plays happen to him. He catches balls downfield, and then finishes off with a TD because there is no one in front of him."

That may be one of the dumbest posts ever on a message board. He doesn't make a play, he just beats his man? Big plays happen to him?

Seriously.....that has to be one the dumbest posts I've ever seen.

"The only thing I would add is that I am sick of people talking about how he has made such big plays, when every single one of them involved him simply beating his man. He never "makes" a play. Big plays happen to him. He catches balls downfield, and then finishes off with a TD because there is no one in front of him."

That may be one of the dumbest posts ever on a message board. He doesn't make a play, he just beats his man? Big plays happen to him?

Wow, all I can say is wow.

All he does is beat his man??

Ummm, yeah that's the idea and what every coach wishes all their WR's could do.

I would love to know what this guy thinks making a big play is. Beating your man is the first step in any big play.

Exactly Matty -- I need to see that this wasn't a one year thing. Regardless of where he was in yards: When I toss out names like Chad Johnson, Marvin Harrison, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, Tory Holt, Anquan Boldin, etc, etc. Take the personallity that you may like or dislike away from each of these and look at a skill level. Would you keep Moss over any of them? I wouldn't.

If I see Moss replicate a year ANYTHING even remotely close (top 10 receiving, 6-7+ TD, being a staple in our offense for 16 games) I'll feel more confident.

All Alexander does is run for yardage and touchdowns. I mean it's not like he's any good.